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TweakTown Hardware Reviews
Posted by Newsfactory, 11/17/2002 04:40 PM
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy 2: Creative Labs has dominated the PC sound card market for as long as we can remember. Probably the most feature-packed SoundBlaster was the original Audigy sound card, bringing a ground-breaking amount of new features to PC audio enthusiasts. About four weeks ago Creative announced its new Audigy 2 sound card. Today TweakTown takes us on a journey documenting its new features including DVD audio and Dolby Digital EX 6.1 playback. Are these features alone worth your hard earned dollars? Read on and find out!
Pentium 4 finds harmony with Dual Channel DDR: Today Intel will announce its E7205 codename Granite Bay chipset for the Pentium 4 platform. The main highlight in the newest product to come out of Santa Clara is its Dual Channel DDR-266 memory controller, bringing the maximum theoretical system bandwidth up to 4.2GB/s compared to only 2.1GB/s of its single channel PC2100 DDR predecessor. Follow Cameron "Mr.TweakTown" Wilmot as he gives us his thoughts on the subject!
Pentium 4 finds harmony with Dual Channel DDR
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy 2
Pentium 4 finds harmony with Dual Channel DDR: Today Intel will announce its E7205 codename Granite Bay chipset for the Pentium 4 platform. The main highlight in the newest product to come out of Santa Clara is its Dual Channel DDR-266 memory controller, bringing the maximum theoretical system bandwidth up to 4.2GB/s compared to only 2.1GB/s of its single channel PC2100 DDR predecessor. Follow Cameron "Mr.TweakTown" Wilmot as he gives us his thoughts on the subject!
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy 2
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